• The Swedish Krona nudged lower, retreating from an over 2-year high hit in the previous session as the greenback surged across the board.  
   
• The dollar gained after White House chief of staff Mark Meadows said Senate Republicans are likely to bring up a targeted COVID-19 relief bill next week.
   
• Investors now await Sweden's service PMI due tomorrow, which is expected to showed service activity contracted to 51 in August from 54.8 in July. 
   
• USD/SEK trades 0.1 percent higher at 8.6827, having hit a low of 8.5954 on Tuesday, its lowest since June 2018.
   
• The pair fell to an over 2-year trough the day before but retaced losses to close nearly 0.5 higher at 8.6773. 
   
• Immediate resistance is located at 8.7294 (21-EMA), any close above could take it near 8.7440. 
   
• On the lower side, support is seen at 8.6594, break below could take it till 8.6386.